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Peter Lloyd says the East Cowes has doubled in size and is unable to cope, with schools, doctors the dentist and drainage at full capacity.

In this open letter to Isle of Wight MP, Bob Seely, Mr Goodman says he believes, "we can still apply the Brexit brakes for long enough to let people make their first informed decision on our three basic brexit options".

The Leader of the Isle of Wight LibDems says that if the Prime Minister breaks his firm promise not to have an election, the most important decision for the Island is to think again and vote to stop Brexit.

Nick Belfitt says the new Liberal Democrat leader is young, dynamic and passionate in what she believes in.

Steve Cowley believes the Isle of Wight council's plan to close Yarmouth school is disruptive and possibly 'financially irresponsible'. Over 90% of Shalfleet and Yarmouth parents oppose the plans.

Cllr Paul Brading challenges the view of Peter Shreeve from the NEU, who suggested that young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are being failed. He sets out why.

This reader believes Julian Assange’s life is in jeopardy and urges anyone else also concerned to act now. She lists how you can help.

The Stop 5G on the Isle of Wight group say "5G is experimental, it has not been proven safe by industry or any other Authority and has no place in our community".

Trevor Long says Island Line Train's 'company policy' to not allow mobility scooters is a personal attack on people with disabilities.

Steve Gibbs believes changes to how petitions will be accepted, a reduction in the number of public meetings, and the lack of written responses from the council constitute the death of democracy on the Isle of Wight.

IOW Save Our NHS is one of dozens of campaign groups across England running a letter-writing campaign urging GPs not to sign the new contracts and making the public aware of how the profession will be severely compromised.